- Getting Started with XenCenter
- Exploring the XenCenter Workspace
- About XenServer Licensing
- Getting Help
- Managing Servers
- Managing Pools
- Managing Storage
- Creating VMs
- Configuring VMs
- Managing VMs
- Importing and Exporting VMs
- VM Snapshots
- XenServer vApps
- Protecting VMs and vApps
- Access Control (AD & RBAC)
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Workload Balancing Overview
- Getting Started with Workload Balancing
- Introduction to Basic Tasks
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Working with Workload Balancing Reports
- Using Workload Balancing Reports for Tasks
- Generating and Managing Workload Balancing Reports
- Workload Balancing Report Glossary
- Audit Log Events
- Editing Workload Balancing Settings
- Administering Workload Balancing
- Troubleshooting Workload Balancing
- Monitoring System Performance
- Updates and Upgrades
- Troubleshooting
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Using Workload Balancing Reports for Tasks
The Workload Balancing reports can help you perform capacity planning, determine virtual-machine health, and evaluate the effectiveness of your configured threshold levels.
Evaluating the effectiveness of your performance thresholds
You can use the Pool Health report to evaluate the effectiveness of your optimization thresholds. Workload Balancing provides default threshold settings. However, you might need to adjust these defaults for them to provide value in your environment. If you do not have the thresholds adjusted to the correct level for your environment, Workload Balancing recommendations might not be appropriate for your environment.
Troubleshooting administrative changes
You can use the Pool Audit Trail report to determine not only the source (that is, user account) of problematic changes but also the event or task that user performed.